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SummerTimes2013 Summer Times 2013 PHOTO: Findlater Photography Thrill-seekers paradise A n action-packed destination, labelled the adventure capital of New Zealand, Queenstown has plenty to offer every thrill- seeker on a mission. Tourists from throughout the globe descend on this picturesque township in their droves right throughout the year to experience all it has to offer. Queenstown has a lot to offer us Kiwis, you just have to do your homework first and scout out the best deals. You may be pleasantly surprised at some of the rates as it’s a highly competitive market, however it is advisable to book in advance. During the summer months when the weather is balmy, the township is a sea of activity and the options for adventure are endless. Perhaps you like the idea of throwing yourself off a bridge or even out of a plane. Other exhilarating Curio Bay Holiday Park Enjoy a unique coastal camping experience on natures edge including a 180 million year-old fossilised forest and yellow-eyed penguin colony. Hector dolphins at home in Porpoise Bay. • Guided Walks available. • Sheltered tent sites, campervan sites with power. • Showers, basic kitchen. • Shop Open for supplies and information. • Fall out of bed on to a safe swimming beach. BIG DIG Saturday 04 January Booking & Enquiries: Curio Bay Holiday Park 601 Curio Bay Rd, RD 1 Waikawa, Tokanui, Southland, Ph/Fax 03 246 8897 Email valwhyte@hotmail.com any other part of New Zealand. The town is surrounded by area renown firstly for its gold then its stone fruit orchards, especially those located in the Earnscleugh district. Long dry summers are common place in this part of the country, ensuring fruit trees thrive and bear plentiful crops. More recently vast areas of grapes have been planted with local vineyards producing internationally-acclaimed Pinot Noir. S experiences including canyoning, rafting, hang gliding, kayaking, river surfing, luging and jet boating, but rest assured there are pursuits for those keener on the relaxing options. The famous gondola is always a popular ride or perhaps a trip on the iconic ‘Lady of the Lake’, the Earnslaw, over to Walter Peak Station. An afternoon on horseback is also a nice way to spend a summer’s day or a trip on the double-decker bus to visit neighbouring Arrowtown. Although the township has forged a reputation for providing adrenalin-junkies with their latest fix, so too can it offer those on a more relaxing excursion with an enviable holiday retreat, with its magnificent vistas, fabulous shopping facilities and proximity to the likes of Frankton, Arrowtown, Glenorchy and Kingston. Located just a few minutes south of Alexandra with the mighty Clutha running alongside, Clyde is a region of great contrasts. With the blossom and wild thyme flowers of spring, the searing heat and aridness of summer, the sublime and equally stunning colours autumn brings and the bitter cold and harsh frosts of winter. Of historical significance is the fact that settlement in the township dates back to the early 1860s and heltered amid a magnificent schist rock landscape, Clyde has a countryside unique to 15 Fabulous destination for summer fun buildings from that era can still be seen today. Some have been modernised as cafes, bars and accommodation facilities. Fast forward to the late 1970s early 1980s and the construction of the Clyde Dam. This bought about a great deal of change to the region and with it many new people. Although much was lost with the flooding of the Cromwell Gorge to fill the dam, Lake Dunstan is now a major recreational asset to the normally sleepy township. However, come summer, the little town is alive with a huge influx of up to 5,000 people descending on it. And with all the necessities within walking distance or a short drive away, Clyde is a good base for various activities from simple strolls around the town to the more strenuous pursuit of mountain biking. How ever you choose to explore this picturesque countryside, make sure you include it on your event calendar these holidays. www.cluthagoldgol cottages.co.nz LAURENCE ABERHART South by South East • L • Large h • P e house s • Powered/Non-powered S • I Indoor • Q utdoort • GREAT V LUE M T VALUE MOTEL Ch e sleeps 11 people d Sites ndoor/Ou door Play Area • Quiet St Secluded Cottages • G ay Areas Christine Bennenbroek ine B Roxburgh East road,Roxburgh,Central Otago Tel:03 4468 364 • Mob:027 203 7061 • cluthagoldcottages@xtra.co.nz 7 December – 9 February Eastern Southland Gallery 14 Hokonui Drive, Gore www.esgallery.co.nz 5811436AA 5791255AA 5808240AA                                              